Vol. 3 No. 3 (2026): University of Jos Journal of Political Science (UJJPS) SEPTEMBER ISSUE

Articles

• Political Transition and the Challenges of Opposition Politics in Africa: A Comparative Analysis of Senegal, Nigeria, and Kenya.

  Kwopnan Ibahim Bulus, Kangdim Dingji Maza, Dagwer Panmwa Nanle, Panden Peter Emmanuel, Felix Iliya Akuandna (Author)

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• Social Activism and Citizen Engagement: Toward an Integrated Theory of Digitally Mediated Democratization in Divided Societies.

  Emmanuel Chijioke Ogbonna, Cornell Okey I. Udeagwu (Author)

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• The “African Solutions” Paradox: Assessing the Inertia of the African Standby Force (ASF) in West Africa and the Sahel.

  Olumayowa O. Albert, Aminu M. Bappa (Author)

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• China and the Making of the Lagos–Cotonou–Lomé–Accra– Abidjan Corridor: Infrastructure Investment, Institutional Dynamics, and Geopolitical Competition

  Akinola Ayobami Steven, Esomike Chinedu Emmanuel (Author)

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• Nigerian Democracy in Recession: Overcoming the Constraintsof Civil Society Organizations for Democratic Revival.

  Paul Hungevu Erubami, Emmanuel Jesuton GODONU (Author)

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• Resource Control and Management in Nigeria, 1999–2023.

  Akinsola Alameen Abolade, Otumala Simon Jonah, Iyasere Ayowole Samuel (Author)

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• Populism, Political Elites and Democratic Representation in Nigeria: Rethinking the Relationship Between Popular Discontent and Institutional Politics.

  Hassan Kachallah Inuwa, Fatima Mohammed Nuhu (Author)

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• Regional Responses to Democratic Backsliding and Military Coups in West Africa.

  Peter Luke Oyigebe, Hassan Garba Inuwa, Abuh Mary Iyeh (Author)

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• The Politics of Survival, Party Defection and the Erosion of Ideological Consolidation in Nigerian Elections.

  Abubakar Abdulrahman, Raheem Toyin Kazeem (Author)

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• Judiciary and Anti- Corruption Policies in Nigeria in the Fourth Republic

  Adekunle Saheed Ajisebiyawo, Donald Igbinosa Eboigbe, Osas Osayomwanbo Ilawagbon (Author)

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• Empirical Research and Public Policy for National Development in Nigeria.

  Odeh Adija Mercy (Author)

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• Digital Governance and E-Government Reforms: A Comparative Study of Democratic Governance and Public Service Delivery in the United States, Britain, India, South Africa, Ghana and Nigeria.

  Jegede Oluwafemi Ebenezer, Oyedeji Mary Olufunso, Salami, Raheem Atanda (Author)

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• Nigeria’s Position in the International Division of Labour andthePolitics of Economic Dependency.

  Iyedo Torik Daniel (Author)

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• Fuel Subsidy Removal and Informal Workers in Peri-UrbanCommunities in Nigeria.

  Adamson Duncan Ganiyu, Ifatimehin Abolade Morayo, Elumelu Chiazor Simeon, Joshua Anaureyi Emmanuel, Michael Daniel (Author)

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• Effect of N- Power Programme Implementation on Job CreationinPlateau State, Nigeria.

  Odeh Adija Mercy, Suku Andrew, Suleiman Dayyabu Mohammed (Author)

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• Assessing the Role of institutional infrastructure in enhancing legislative productivity in Nigeria.

  Farouk Ado Abubakar, Segun Oshewolo (Author)

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• AI-Facilitated Abuse and the New Frontiers of Violence against Women in Nigerian Politics

  Adebusola Okedele, Oyewole, Ibrahim Adedayo (Author)

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• Effect of Legislative Turnover on Quality of Law-Making inNigeria’s 8th And 9 th Senate.

  Musa Peter Abraham , Olusola Olugbenga Folarin (Author)

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• Religion, Outgroup Threats and Peacebuilding in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria.

  Magani Silas Luka, Abraham Peter Sesan, Jimam Timchang Lar (Author)

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• The Politics of Empowerment: Fadama III, Fadama Community Associations and Poverty Reduction in Niger State, Nigeria.

  Lukman Mohammed Inuwa (Author)

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• Beyond Scarcity: Instigators, Sponsors and the Drivers of Communal Violence between the Bassa Komu and Egbura Mozum in Bassa Local Government Area of Kogi State, Nigeria (2017 To 2022).

  Rachel Nimma Ndakotsu (Author)

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• Teacher Compensation, Workplace Motivation, and Public Education Policy: Evidence from Alberta, Canada.

  Elizabeth Coker-Farrell (Author)

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• Intersection of Politics and Technology: Implication on Governance and Democratic Challenges in Nigeria.

  Abdullahi Abiodun Oyekanmi, Olufemi Olusegun Oladele, Saheed Olaiya Buraimo (Author)

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• Electoral Integrity and Democratic Resilience in Nigeria: ElectionManagement, Political Competition and Public Confidence.

  Hassan Kachallah Inuwa, Fatima Mohammed Nuhu (Author)

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• Whose Accountability? Citizen Assessments of Legislative Oversight in Lagos and Kogi States, Nigeria (2015-2023).

  Idris Oladokun, Segun Joshua (Author)

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